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Thread: Highest exhaust WOF reading?

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    Highest exhaust WOF reading?

    Come on peeps whats ya worst?

    My Fazer with the Leo's with no db killas came out at over 105db at low revs... didnt bother testing top end...

    Noted that different locations and equipment would give different readings...
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    My car is 108dB.

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    I'm loathe to find out. Car alarms have gone off whilst I'm tootling through Woolies car park at 1500rpm.

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    Highest exhaust reading? I didn't know they measured it. Mine is a little higher than the swingarm I suppose.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davebullet View Post
    Highest exhaust reading? I didn't know they measured it. Mine is a little higher than the swingarm I suppose.
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    I'm loathe to find out. Car alarms have gone off whilst I'm tootling through Woolies car park at 1500rpm.
    wow mine is a minute 73 db and it sets of alarms

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    I don't care what decibel my exhaust is.... it just sounds awesome!
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    What db should a 650 vtwin be, with a shorty screaming demon with no baffle in it?

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    measured a mates road legal RX3 rally car,side on from about 5 meters away as he idled it up on to the trailer and got 107Db
    would hate to think what it reads with the meter set up properly and with some actual revs.......
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    92dB with two steel wools in the pipe that's at 6,000 rpm

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    The green meanie puts out a gentle 94 dB at 3,000 RPM. Which is all the WOF man really cares about...

    I have no idea what the reading would be hitting the redline under load... but a lot more!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    What db should a 650 vtwin be, with a shorty screaming demon with no baffle in it?

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    Pretty high by the sound of that thing ripping around the block
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monkeynz View Post
    I don't care what decibel my exhaust is.... it just sounds awesome!
    Since yesterday, I am 100% with you on that one!
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